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    The Tocqueville Conversations

    The Tocqueville Foundation, Le Figaro and The Atlantic Council are co-organizing the "Tocqueville Conversations", bringing together politicians, intellectuals and civil society actors from both sides of the Atlantic.
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    The Prince's Roundtable on Philanthropy and Prince's Prize

    The Prince’s Prize for Innovative Philanthropy is a global initiative jointly developed by the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation and the Tocqueville Foundation.
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    The Tocqueville Challenge

    The Tocqueville Challenge reflects the mission of the Tocqueville Foundation to foster community engagement while strengthening youth service, building capacity in citizen society organizations and promoting social innovation.
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    The Tocqueville Prize

    This international prize for political literature is awarded every two years at Château de Tocqueville to a person whose work is in line with the vision and values defended by Alexis de Tocqueville. It was created in 1979 by Alain Peyrefitte.
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    Les Entretiens de New York

    Organized with the crucial support of Les Entretiens de Royaumont and under the high-patronage of the French General Consul, Les Entretiens de New York aim at creating the conditions for a collective reflection and dialog on both sides of the Atlantic on topical issues.
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Students and mentors from the business world work together to help an association develop a project of general interest.
An innovative approach, a professionalizing and philanthropic experience for students, visibility for the company and sustainable solutions for the benefit of civil society.

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WHAT IT IS ?

The Challenge's objectives are to harness the desire for engagement and the connected nature of the Millennial generation in order to inspire passion for the field by providing hands-on opportunities to explore and design viable solutions to specific societal challenges. With co-construction at its heart this program focuses on the collective thinking and the added value to craft a project with multiple stakeholders and points of view.

The Tocqueville Challenge brings together 3 key-components of civil society: students, mentors from the business world and associations, with the purpose of giving life to innovative projects. Each team of 3 to 6 students will choose a cause or an NGO and develop a concrete solution (e.g. develop a business plan, a new program, refine a communication strategy) with the help of their mentor.

This experience will allow them to work in contact with several types of actors, develop their professional soft and hard skills, and the winning teams will receive a financial prize to implement their project the year following the Challenge.

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LES RHIZ'HOMES

A project led by Sciences Po students

“Les Rhiz’homes” is an association project whose aim is to create shared spaces that facilitate encounters between young people and the elderly, who, together with volunteers, are invited to create, lead or participate in activities and events. Refusing to relegate the elderly to a situation of dependence and vulnerability, “Les Rhiz’homes” wishes to provide a framework for a balanced, reciprocal and dynamic relationship between young and old. We therefore call on the elderly and young people to become a force of proposal, by inviting them to lead workshops based on their skills, knowledge and passions! These workshops are based on three principles:

1. The activity is voluntary: it is based on a desire expressed by the older person or the young person. Each participant can therefore find his or her place!
2. The transmission takes place in both directions. Each person can take turns to be the driving force behind an activity.
3. The activities take place in a dedicated third place, which the participants can make their own in order to make it a real place of sharing and conviviality.

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The Tocqueville Foundation hosts three major projects each year, focusing on the intellectual legacy of Alexis de Tocqueville, the defence of democracy and civil society. Find here our latest events. 

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Tocqueville Conversations 2024- Citizens, wake up! How can we save our democracies

The 2024 Tocqueville Conversations were held on July 5th and 6th 2024 at the Chateau de Tocqueville. Discover the report written by Francoise Melonio (in French) “The...
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Prince’s Prize for Innovative Philanthropy 2022 – SEA WORTHY COLLECTIVE

HSH Prince Albert II of Monaco and Jean-Guillaume de Tocqueville reward Daniel Kleinman, Founder and CEO of Seaworthy Collective The prize, created from a joint initiative...
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Tocqueville Civil Society Challenge 2022

For 3 months, 5 teams from HEC Montréal, Sciences Po, American University of Paris and l’Institut de l’Engagement tackled several issues: social and intergenerational link,...
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